Hi, my name is Jeff Speigner. I’m the founder, director, and volunteer coordinator for Design4Kids. I also have a paying gig as a graphic designer for a large aerospace manufacturer where I have worked for more than 25 years. One of the benefits of working for a Fortune 100 company this long is that I [...]
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Hi, I’m Stu Estler, photographer, photography writer and teacher. I’ve been an independent photographer for about 25 years, working with corporate, architectural and real estate clients. I also travel as much as I can and photography is an essential part of that experience. Isn’t it amazing, the feeling of experiencing new places, new cultures and [...]
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Hi, I am Eric Lolkema, a freelance people photographer from the Netherlands. People photography means it’s personal. I am not interested in a smooth outside or in a recreated scene that is all about pose. When working with a person I try to capture some of his or her personality. For me photography is about [...]
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With only two weeks until the next Design4Kids workshop (December 5 – 13) I’ve decided to start blogging to build momentum. Today’s feature is an award winning photograph by David Ixbalán. David is 17 years old and he wants to be a graphic designer. A student in the Fotokids after-school program he has been nurturing [...]
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